Earhart Village Condos – Ann Arbor Real Estate
Earhart Village Ann Arbor Condominiums
Nestled in the undulating landscapes of Ann Arbor’s northeast, Earhart Village presents a serene condo community of 174 units, distinguished by its clubhouse, inviting pool, and neo-Italian charm. Tucked away at the community’s rear lies the prestigious Greenhills School, an independent institution that adds to the area’s educational opportunities.
Homes and Architecture
Built in 1972, the Earhart Village condo community was built in the neo-Italian architectural style. You’ll find deep front porches, tall windows, and relatively wide overhanging eaves. You’ll also find decorative iron fencing and elements throughout. Condos range from 1,334-2,063 sq ft, 1-4 beds, and 1-3.1 baths. Every unit has its own basement and detached 1-car garage.
Location and Convenience
Earhart Village condos are located in the tranquil northeast side of Ann Arbor. While the community is a serene retreat tucked away from the hustle and bustle, essential amenities are still within reach. Shopping, grocery stores, restaurants, and much more are roughly 2.5+ miles away separated primarily by green outdoor spaces including the Huron Hills Golf Course, Gallup Park, multiple forests, and also several suburbs. Dominos Farms, University of Michigan East Medical Campus, Toyota Technical Center, and much more are conveniently located just a short distance away.
Embrace the Earhart Village Lifestyle
The heart of the community is the spacious private clubhouse and inviting heated pool, which serve as the perfect setting for relaxation and social events. Just steps away, residents of Earhart Village enjoy access to the tennis facilities of Greenhills School.
Schools
Earhart Village in Ann Arbor, Michigan is zoned for Ann Arbor Public Schools: King Elementary, Clague Middle School, and Huron High School.
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